MotoGP 15 Critic Reviews

MotoGP 15 is a great racing game. The control is very good and it takes profit of a very attractive license, but it looks like an update more than like a new game, as it reuses a lot of content from last year.

It's slightly better than last year's iteration, that's for sure, but the changes are negligible in most cases, and there's still a lot of work that could be done on the career mode. Solid gameplay and a lot of content makes this a good choice for bike aficionados anyway.

Although introduces new features and content, such as the Privates Team and customization, Moto GP 15 does not differ significantly from the previous chapter.

It updates some features of last year's edition, but it's not a decisive step forward in physics simulation and graphic fidelity.

Another fun to play and plenty of options racing game based on the championship of the same name, but lacks originality and the graphical power to compete with the best racing simulators.

It's very similar to last year's game and still lacks a little magic, but the more organic-looking visuals, team creation feature and superb handling make this the best bike racer on PS4 so far.

MotoGP 15 is a fun game, but it needs a restart with great momentum and a new engine.

Given the extremely limited number of motorcycle racing games on next-gen consoles, the MotoGP franchise is still the choice when it comes to racing but given that the PlayStation 4 has been out for almost 2-years now, the engine used to create this game looks quite dated, especially when you compare it to some of those amazing car games available.

Fans of the franchise get more of the same, meaning challenging gameplay sections and a lot of depth. Graphically, however, it's a disappointment and we genuinely lament the lack of any new features.

MotoGP 15 is, by default, the best PS4 motorcycle sim out there.

While the game still is good, the lack of new relevant features leaves its fans waiting for a big step in the right direction.

MotoGP 15 is a game that does not take any risks, with an absolute absence of innovation or creativity, only understandable from Milestone's comfortable position in the franchise. Many playable modes, fully licensed content, straightforward and smooth gameplay, intergenerational technical aspects and a motorcycle experience related with the latest entries in the franchise.

Just like its predecessor, MotoGP 15 is a racing simulator that is both fun and demanding. The game is primarily aimed at fans of the sport, but thanks to plenty of adjustment options even beginners can appreciate the racing. Unfortunately, the exact same things can be said about last year's edition and it is hard to find any noteworthy additions in this year’s version.

MotoGP 15 is still an accomplished racer, but it offers little to draw fans in, compared to last year’s entry.

That’s it! I’ve had it! I can’t accept Milestone’s copy&paste mentality any more. Basically this is last years’ iteration with updated teams – in other words, nothing that couldn’t have been done with a reasonably priced DLC.